Fragments of keratocytes move opposite to whole cells in an electric field.

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• Keratocytes migrate to the cathode, but keratocyte fragments migrate to the anode (Sun et al. 2013)finding0.840
  Shows that collective behavior of an intact cell differs fundamentally from the behavior of its parts.
• Cell fragments reverse taxis direction relative to intact cellsfinding0.750
  In electric fields: intact keratocytes migrate to cathode, but fragments of the same cells migrate to anode—collective behavior differs from component behavior.
• A cell's morphological role in Levin's framework mirrors Alexander's center-recursion: function arises from neighboring bioelectric field configuration.claim0.744
• Most of Crump et al.'s other criteria are met by non-neural morphogenetic agents via a simple pivot of terms to 'electrically active cell'.claim0.732
  Generalization of the criteria beyond neurons.
• Wholeness is a fundamental part of physics, governing the behavior of electrons in the two-slit experiment over and above mechanical forces.claim0.730
  Extends the scope of wholeness to quantum mechanics, interpreting the two-slit experiment through centers.
• Cells hetero-grafted from tissue in one phase of the segmentation clock into a different phase synchronize to the host phase (Horikawa et al. 2006)finding0.728
  Demonstrates that the clock phase is collectively determined; individual cells entrain to the local collective rhythm.
• The cancer phenotype can be reverted by artificially managing the bioelectric connections between a cell and its neighbors.hypothesis0.727
  Predicts that restoring gap junctional coupling or appropriate Vmem can normalize oncogene-expressing cells.
• In embryological development, chemistry and cell migrations are mechanisms that do the work but are simply not the principal thing going on — the fifteen properties and their unfolding are.claim0.726
  Alexander's interpretive priority claim distinguishing mechanistic substrate from the morphogenetic principle at work